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Playhouse cards by Studio Entice
The Architect’s Data handbook by Ernst Neufert, is the inspiration behind Playhouse Cards by Niké Dimopoulou and Nikolas Arnis of Studio Entice, Athens based multidisciplinary studio. Niké and Nikolas reflect upon their architectural background and references, interpreting the regular card suits into architectural details borrowed from the (loved and hated) anthropometric designs in Neufert’s book. Every suit corresponds to one of the “typical” spaces in a residence. The kitchen, bathroom, living-room and bedroom are laid down on your deck while the Ace of Spades (the death card) implies a murder that took place in the imaginary house.
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Niké Dimopoulou is an architect (School of Architecture, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece) based in Athens. She has a master’s degree in architecture (Master Program Metropolis organized by “Foundacio Polytecnica de Catalunya” and “Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona”, Spain) and she was one of the founding members of iraisynn attinom team (2009-2012). In September 2013 trepan launched its products for the first time in Tent London.
Nikolas Arnis was born in Athens, Greece. He left Greece to study mechanical/electrical engeering in the U.K. but the drawing and working with various materials made him come back in his sunny homeland and study renovation and restoration of modern and monumental buildings. He started working for Stones and Walls company (interiors/constructions) as a designer and supervising engineer but in the meanwhile his love for the space of living made him create things we use.
